Why it matters: The collision happened during morning rush hour at the junction of Woodbridge Road and Argyle Street. Argyle Street remains closed while police investigate.
The details: Officers were called to the scene just before 8.45am today (Wednesday, 14 May) following reports of the collision involving a van and the child. The boy was initially thought to have sustained serious injuries and was taken to Ipswich Hospital by land ambulance. However, doctors confirmed his injuries were limited to bruising and minor cuts.
What they're looking for: Police want to hear from anyone who witnessed the collision or has dash cam footage from before the incident. The Roads and Armed Policing Team are investigating and can be contacted quoting CAD 47 of 14 May.
How to help: Witnesses can contact Suffolk Police via their website at www.suffolk.police.uk/tell-us or by calling 101. For emergencies, always call 999.
The bottom line: While the child escaped serious injury, the incident highlights the importance of road safety at busy junctions, and police need public help to understand how the collision occurred.
